Jean-luc Peak-hard

I’ve been gaming on Debian (granted, with the backports kernel). What am I missing? Everything works and I’ve had zero issues.

giiirl i don’t return to work until the end of january. you’re but a gnat in the wind. blocking you just cuz i don’t care to see notifications from you. have the day you deserve

Did I say I can reproduce it reliably or that it happens every single time? It’s obviously an intermittent issue or everyone would be able to reproduce it immediately. I don’t have Windows at home so I can’t even try. But good try, I guess? Don’t believe me, I genuinely do not give a shit.

Not bullshit. I don’t use it other than at work and its constantly doing bullshit like this. Just because you’re not seeing it doesn’t mean it doesn’t happen to others.

Librewolf is great, but I would personally recommend Waterfox for most. Librewolf has a poor UX (due to its increased security) which can put people off. The nice thing about Waterfox is that they also have an mobile app https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=net.waterfox.android.release

how can we fix that?

I should add, Debian is more “bare bones” than more gaming focused distros. e.g. flatpak isn’t installed by default on Debian, so you have to take that step before you can install steam via the gnome store or command line. It’s not difficult, but it is an additional step.

I’ve been using Steam via flatpak on Debian without any issues (yet) since Trixie released.

If sending a message is the only requirement, email fits the bill and has worked for half a century. If we’re being real, the reason Signal “can’t do what Telegram does” is because Telegram doesn’t even attempt to do what Signal does. Signal is tackling a much bigger problem.

Telegram is basically not even encrypted. They are not offering the same service.

Meredith mentioned in a reply to her posts that they do leverage multi-cloud and were able to fall back onto GCP (Google Cloud Platform), which enabled Signal to recover quicker than just waiting on AWS. I’d link to source but on phone, it’s somewhere in this thread: https://mastodon.world/@Mer__edith/115445701583902092

the best time was yesterday. the next best time is today. securing systems after they’re broken, when data could actively be collected prior to the breakthrough, is not the way to approach security.

“trump and ghislane were just infiltrating to expose the radical left” or some other half brained response, is what you can expect from maga simps

The Signal foundation https://signal.org/donate/

Free, private, secure, open-source, cross-platform text/SMS that isn’t tied to someone who’s trying to spy on you and sell you to the highest bidder. HAPPY to donate monthly.

Nature has a way of warning others, just look for a red hat or American flag

i like it! is it from anything?

It actually is! I tried it for a while and noticed its impact on reducing my hunger, reduced swelling (I could tell because the rings on my fingers were no longer “tight”), and its easy to make so there’s no excuse not to eat healthy.

for all the hate the guy gets, I do appreciate that he’s at least taking a science-based approach and publishes what works/doesn’t. The core building blocks he continually pushes people to follow are the basics we already know: good sleep, food and exercise.

Outside of the common sense he’s tried various protocols and only continues them if the biomarkers they’re tracking show some kind of improvement. He’s spending his millions to test things and publish data for us to use, I don’t see any harm in that. He’s even published basic meals (Super Veggie) that anyone can make to ensure they’re eating healthy and getting the most bang for their buck (nutrient to caloric content ratio).

That’s true, but its not always about the server, people tend to download images/memes/etc with the intent to edit/share. If you were on macos and happened to download a webp image in the 10 years that Apple didn’t support them, you were in for some googling and/or frustration.